Our Partners
Partners of the North American Society for Sport Management (NASSM) help us achieve our goals and support our mission. We are proud to work with the following organizations to facilitate opportunities for collaboration, networking, and professional engagement for mutual organizational benefit. Interested in becoming a partner? Click below to learn more about how a collaboration can strengthen the execution of your firm’s mission while enhancing the teaching, research, and service provided by our membership.
NASSM is pleased to provide academic and university job postings and other career services through JobTarget. JobTarget is a company dedicated to helping job seekers and employers connect. Members can find out about academic and university careers, post academic positions, view job openings, post CV/resume, and/or create job alerts.
NASSM is pleased to provide sport management job postings and other career services through TeamWork Online. TeamWork Online is a recruiting system designed specifically for sports and live events and focused on a single goal: attracting qualified candidates with the right skills to open jobs and internships quickly and cost effectively.
The LA84 Foundation is a nationally recognized leader in support of youth sport programs and public education regarding the role of sports in positive youth development. Our partnership with LA84 aims to facilitate ample opportunities for collaboration, networking, and professional engagement between two organizations for mutual benefit. It is anticipated that greater collaboration will strengthen LA84’s execution of its mission, while enhancing of the teaching, research, and service provided by NASSM’s membership and wider audience.
The American Kinesiology Association promotes and enhances kinesiology as a unified field of study and advances its many applications. The AKA does this by advocating for kinesiology at national and international levels as well as by supporting its member departments by providing resource materials and leadership and educational opportunities for university administrators in kinesiology.
The central purpose of The Academy of Leisure Sciences (TALS) is the intellectual advancement of leisure sciences through recognition of outstanding scholars, hosting of meetings and symposia, and facilitation of activities that promote research and scholarly activity. Our partnership with TALS aims to facilitate opportunities for collaboration, networking, and cross-disciplinary engagement between the organizations. It is anticipated that collaborative efforts will strengthen research cultures, inform teaching and learning development, and broaden global links to policy and industry developments.
The mission of the Aspen Institute’s Sports & Society Program is to convene leaders, foster dialogue, and inspire solutions that help sport serve the public interest. NASSM’s partnership with the Aspen Institute aims to facilitate opportunities for collaboration, networking, and professional engagement between the two organizations for mutual benefit. Greater collaboration will strengthen the Aspen Institute’s Project Play initiatives, while enabling enhancement of the teaching, research, and service provided by NASSM’s members.
Play the Game is an international conference and communication initiative that aims to strengthen the ethical foundation of sport and promote democracy, transparency and freedom of expression in sport. NASSM’s partnership with Play the Game intends to facilitate opportunities for collaboration, networking, and cross-disciplinary engagement between these organizations for mutual benefit.
NASSM is proud to partner with DegreesInSports to provide the most comprehensive database of sport management degrees from around the world. With contact information to hundreds of sports-specific academic programs, this valuable resource tool can assist academics and students alike in learning more about the different sport degree programs in North America and around the world.